About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the Walmart Neighborhood Market closed its doors, strange things started happening in the empty aisles. A little boy, visiting with his family, noticed that the shelves seemed to rearrange themselves while he wasn't looking. Curious, the boy followed the movement and found an old delivery driver dozing off behind the counter. The man’s carton hat was askew, and a half-eaten sandwich lay on the counter next to him. Turns out, it wasn’t ghostly activity—it was just another late-night snack for an overworked neighbor.
2. Have you heard about the ghostly deliveries at the Walmart Neighborhood Market? One day, a delivery driver noticed something odd—boxes were appearing in the loading bay without anyone unloading them. Curious, he followed the boxes inside only to find them neatly stacked near the dairy section. A nearby employee shrugged and said, 'Oh, those are always there when I come on shift.' Turns out, it was just an overly enthusiastic night stocker, a neighborhood guy who thought he was helping out.
3. One morning, while a regular was stocking shelves, he noticed something odd—an occasional humming sound coming from the produce aisle. Curious, he investigated and found nothing out of place. But every now and then, that mysterious hum would return, as if someone were singing softly in the empty store. Finally, one day an enthusiastic delivery driver joined in, thinking it was a secret songfest. The whole store echoed with laughter when everyone realized they’d been serenaded by a lone cantaloupe vibrating on the shelf.
4. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming, an unusual sight appeared in front of the Walmart Neighborhood Market. A delivery truck arrived, but instead of pulling into the loading bay, it drove right through the glass door and parked inside. The delivery driver, rubbing his eyes, muttered something about a bad GPS app. Inside, customers started gathering around the truck, curious and amused. One neighbor even offered coffee to the befuddled driver, who eventually realized he was indeed in the wrong place—just two blocks from the main Walmart superstore. The end.